Posted in Unexpected on March 29th, 2006 No Comments »
I’m reading the Cluetrain manefesto currently, after a very interesting day-long chat with Tony Greenburg.
One of the great quotes I came across (I’m sure there’s going to be many more) …
This isn’t about sex, it’s about power - the greatest bait there ever was to seduce the powerless.
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Posted in Unexpected on March 24th, 2006 No Comments »
Just written a piece about MySpace for Digital-Lifestyles. In research I came across this dog on a skateboard video. Given UK dwellers grew up on dog-on-skateboard stories at the end of the news, I had to look.
That dog has some serious talent - he should defo take it up full time, if he hasn’t already.
dog-on-skateboard
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Posted in Software on March 16th, 2006 No Comments »
One of the not-often mentioned advantages of Web 2.0 interfaces - done well - is the capture of problems and errors before submitting the form, and the data potentially getting lost.
A great example of this Gmail (of course). When after typing in your heart-felt email you click the Send button, it appears that the Web […]
Posted in Digital-lifestyle on March 14th, 2006 No Comments »
I’m going to make it a mission to have ttfn accepted as a normal AIM convention.
For too many times have I had to prolong ending an IM conversation after using ttfn to say goodbye with people asking what it meant.
You need a national stamp in an online text world.
ttfn.
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Posted in Software on March 8th, 2006 1 Comment »
Quick note from eTech conf.
Microsoft have just announced that they have bought Onfolio, a tools to help organise your online content.
Previously it was $30, but will now be included free - if you download and install the new Microsoft Live toolbar plug in.
Further deatils on Digital-Lifestyles later.
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